The best time to prepare your address is before the driver asks for your location under pressure. Create the code once, then send it with every order. That reduces calls and keeps an option to protect sensitive details — without reinventing directions every time.

A quick scenario before the order arrives

1. Make sure the address pin is at the correct entrance.
2. Add short instructions such as floor number or a stable nearby landmark.
3. Decide whether to enable a protection PIN.
4. Send the link to the driver when the order is confirmed.
5. If the PIN is on, share it only when needed.

What makes sharing safer?

Do not post your home address in public groups unless necessary. Use a direct link with the driver or delivery service. Also see PIN privacy protection and the privacy policy.

If the driver is late or lost

Ask them to open the link on the map instead of re-explaining the route. If needed, update the text instructions in the app and resend the link. For hard-to-number areas, read the delivery guide without a clear street address.

Prepare your address now from the Anwani download page, or start with how the code works and the FAQ.

What is the minimum a driver needs?

A driver needs the correct arrival point, a short entrance note, and a way to contact you when necessary. They usually do not need information about household members, your schedule, or details unrelated to completing the delivery. Review the fields before saving and remove anything that does not help someone arrive.

After delivery

If you shared the link in a temporary group chat, review whether the message should remain after the order is complete. Change the protection PIN if you suspect it reached more people than intended, and update the instructions if several drivers stop at the wrong entrance. A small correction after each experience reduces errors on future orders.